Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-03

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weeks, they had several public hearings, both
sides had been fully heard, and everybody
understood it thoroughly.
| The motion of Mr.. Dickey prevailed.
| Mr. Ryder of Springfield, from the Com
mttee on Education, reported ought 10 pass
on bill an act to grant special powers TO dis-
/ trict No. 3, in Springfield.
+ The report was accepted, bill read twice
pending assignment, the rules were suspended,
and the bill reai third time and passed to
be engrossed, on motion of Mr.. Ryder.
| Resolve in favor of C. W. Davis, being w
for a second reading, was indefinitely post
poned on motion of Mr.. Randall of Augusta.
| Resolve in favor of the Maine Insane
| Hospital, being up for second reading. was
tabled, on motion of MIR. Walton of Skowhe-
| gan.
Subsequently Mr.. Walton stated that he
| had mistaken The resolve, and on his motion
I it was taken from the table, read the second
/ time and passed TO be engrossed.
| Resolve in favor of ID. l.. Fields and 4. X.
Devereux, House Document III, came up
! for a second reading. The House indefinite
| ly postponed this resolve on Saturday last,
but on Monday reconsidered the vote and as
| signed the resolve for today in its regular
order. The question before the House, there
| fore, was the motion of the gentleman from
! Pembroke to indefinitely postpone.
| Mr.. Pattangall withdrew his motion fol-
the present, to allow the matter to take Its
regular course.
! The resolve was then read the second time,
and put upon its passage to be engrOssed
! Extended debate, consuming the mornina
| session, was then had on this resolve 1t re-
lates to the reward offered by the Governor
| in November last for the capture of Calvin Z
Graves and James Mcfarland, alleged MUIR
derers OF the game wardens in Washington
| county.
| Mr. Roberts of Brunswick and Mr.. Jordan
| of Lisbon, from the Committee on Claims,
supported the resolve. together with Messrs
Wiswell of Ellsworth, Wakefield of Bath
Barker of Bangor, Allen of Alfred. The re
solve was opposed by Messrs. Pattangall and
Talbot.
| Mr.. Shaw could not vote for the resolve in
its present shape. He gave notice that if il
was defeated, he would offer resolve t.
| provide for the equitable distribution of thi,
money.
! Mr.. Walton could not vote for it, though
he thought there might be some merit in it
He wished the friends of this measure to 50
shape it that this money could be distributed
as in the case cited of the city of Bath.
Mr.. Pattangall renewed his motion to in
definitely postpone the resolve. and called
for the yeas and nays, which the House or
dered.
The motion to indefinitely postpone pre-
vailed by the following vote.
YEAs.-Messrs. Adams, Alden. Alexander. Aver
| Beal, Bennett Billings, Bishop BOwker, BoyntOn
Bradish, Bradley, Brown. Burns, Carleton, Chase o
Edgecomb, Clark of Calais, Cloutier, Condor, Cook
Corson, Gushing. Cults, Dawson, Doten, Eels, Far
rar, Floyd, Foster, Friend. Gagnon Glover, Greene
| Greer, Grinde, Hall, Hamilton of Cumberland, Har
rington, Jersey, Hodgkins, HOrigan, Hunter, Jones
Judkins; kidder Knapp. Levensa,er, libbey Of Burn
ham, Libby of Mattawamkeag, Lttleteid of Pros
pect, Lombard. Luikin, Marble, O'Brien, Packard
Parcher, Pattangall, Peirce Pray, Purinton OF Bow
man, Scott. shaw, small. Spinney. Sturgis, Talbot
| varney. alton, Warren of Buxton, Warren o
Winsow, Watts, Waugh, Wedgewood, Weymouth
Whitmore, Widber,W iggin, Wiley, Wilson, Withsm
| Woodman.-S5.
NAYs.-Messrs: Allen, Barker. Bryant. Chase o
Dammiscotta, Clatk of Bangor Clark of Caribou
Clark OF Saco, Dickey Dority, Dow, Engel, Clifford
Hamilton of Gouldsboro, Harding OF Durham
Harding of Gorham, Harper, Hawkes., Hayden
Head Hobson' Jewett' Joro an hing sbury' Looney
Newbert, Noble, Palmer, Poole Powers, Randall
Ray Roberts of Brunswick, Roberts of Dexter, Ryder
Sanborn of Island Falls Sawyer, Sharp, Silsby
Smith. Sylvester. Vaughan, Wakefield, Wentworth
| Whitcomb. Wiswell, Wright, York.-52.
=, ABshNT-Messrs Ferguson, Field, Fogg, Keegan
ton OF Bowdoinham, Reynolds, Ross, Russell, Thur
low.-l3.
On motion of Mr.. Shaw the House ther
took recess until O'Clock P. NJ.
AFTERNOON.
The house reassembled at o'clock.
Mr.. Shaw, in few remarks, submitted the
resolve of which he gave notice at the morn
ing session, entitled resolve in relation tc
the reward offered for the arrest and delivery
into custody of Calvin z. Graves and James
NJ Mcfarland.
On motion of Mr.. Shaw, the rules wer
suspended, resolve read twice and passed t.
be engrossed.
House document IFS, resolve in favor o
Chrystal Plantation, came up for a secont
reading.
On motion of Mr.. Randall of Augusta,
was amended by striking out in the third an,
fourth lines ''seven hundred and eight dol
lars and ninety cents" and inserting in lieu
thereof 1.-TWO hundred and sixty-tive dollars
and eighty-two cents"
The resolve, as amended, was then reat
the second time and passed to be epgrossed
House document l79, resolve levying take
on the counties of the State for the year
1887 and 1888, came up for a second reading
On motion of Mr.. Dawson of Greenville
the resolve was amended by striking on
"S19, 000' assessed against the county o
Somerset for the year 1888, and inser
ISIS, &c., to make the assessments for thu
two years conform.
The resolve, as amended was then reat
the second time and passed to be engrossed
House document $50, resolve in favor O
settlers in Madawaska Territory, came VI
for second reading
Mr.. Randall of Augusta moved to amen,
by striking out in the thirty-ninth line tn
words "seven hundred and fifty" and insert
ing the words "three hundred
Mr.. Dickey objected to the amendment
and explained the necessities and reasons TO
this resolve.
The House refused to adopt the amend
ment, and the resolve was read second tim
and passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. Green of Otisfeld presented the fol
lowing order. and it was referred to tn
Committee on Leave Of Absence:
Ordered, That J. o. Knapp of Bridgton b.
excused from further attendance on thi
House on and after Saturday, March 9Th, OF
account Of sickness in his family, and tina
the clerk be directed to make up his pay t.
the end of the session.